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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19
FOREIGN SOLDIERS.
Extensive Arrangements for
the Chicago Military En-
campment.
Return of a Committee From Europe
Troops From England and
Other Countries.

CHICAGO, July 18.-Gen. G.. S. Bentley
is back from Europe, where he and Geu.
A. l.. Chetlain went last May as a com
mittee to invite foreign governments to
send as guests representative military or
CARNATIONS with staff and company Off
Gers to the international military en-
carhpment to be held in Chicago in Qcto-
Der. He reports that the results of their
trip were satisfactory, n that the en-
campment will undoubtedly be a grand
success. Invitations were personally
extended to the proper officials of Eng
land. France, Belgium, Netherlands,
Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Russia,
Austria, and Switzerland, and in addi-
ton to these, through the department of
state of the United States Invitations had
been forwarded to Italy, Spain, Brazil,
Mexico, Japan, and China. The man
agement confidently expect that a num-
Der of these invitations will be accepted.
In England, through the official action
of United States Minister Phelps, to
whom General Bentley and General Chef
lain carried a letter of direction from Sec
Rotary Bayard, an interview was obtained
with Lord Wolseiey, adjutant general to
the forces, who became interested in the
project. He said, in response to q spo-
/ cial invitation to utterd the encamprnent,
that he would be pleased to revisit the
United States. The formal request to
send troops to the encampment he for.
waldcd with his Endorsement to the duke
Of Cambridge, commander-in-chief of the
forces, whose temporary absence pre-
vented immediate action. This request
specified detatcnments of the London
Scottish royal artillery (%velunteers), and
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19
COOL READING FOR A HOT DAY.
Sea Captains Tales About Great Big
Ice-Bergs,

LAHM-LN rr-a-F
WASHINGTON, July 1s. -Reports re-
ceived by the United States photographic
Office here indicate that this summer an
unusually large number of great ice
bergs have drifted very much further to
TIE southwark than they usually appear.
In the past six weeks more than forty
have been reported. Captain Baker, OF
the Dutch steamer w. A. Scholten, mem
tions passing one on his last trip west
ward that was 30e feet abeve the water
and would have covered 100 acres at its
base. Az about ene-eight of the. berg
was above the surface of the sea the
depth can be easily calculated. Captain
Brockett Of the North German steamer
Adolf reports that on his last voyage to
America he passed three great ice-bergs,
enc $50 feet high and the other at least
100 feet. An. English captain saw the
largest one of the year last week. Cap
tain Campbell of the freight steamer st.
Rowans, passed an iceberg, or a series
of them, two miles long and 300 feet
above the ocean at the highest point.
This was in latitude forty-six, almost in
the track OF the passenger steamers be-
tween New. York and Liverpool and only
240 miles farther north than the latitude
of Washington.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19
A SECONDHAND LICENSE.
Tive Hearts lad ons BY th. Virtue


OF 1t.
IS f,uAny rcror ~ q. T,,,. 10 M.
out
moss noyei transaction ever known IN
matrimonial affairs occurred recently at
Boone court house. preparat,ans wera
n.de az . waad,n. whsoh rras ) -.
tnren nlaca - Eacina hatrrsan NJ nas
Easn5sss sn1 Miss T s.he HaIas;a. m..,s
$500 4, aac,a.y o,sosas mnvhls, VIZ
tive rroa,n nnrn5ossa far Ia Srosfsu
hraSsshsr Syadainn tra,,ssoar r., tspes.aso
~ II. vn,,ng Ysdv IA aSsa ~ sas az sSon
Sc I'M g"ss - nav aseu nsh syos upon
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pretense that such party ia n
solicitor and consequently se'ght
tions in favor OF certain FIRMS !
pers can be practiced 10 the same sup.
as 4 rebates we're still being paid. Tr hs
pfao.lce q. Paying commissions for ths
sale o ! tickets has long been and 10 e sus
! use by most Of the western roads I ~.
has never been tolerated on freight INV uas
ness. The application of the comm;a
sion principle upon freight trafia =.
some OF the roads is likely to br;na .p y
commission question to a forcns. sae
eral OF the. roads declare that if tho r SeS'
tice of paving commissions for the NOV. nss
curement OF freight is not STONED fo :.
once they will meet the amount n ooa ~
missions paid with an open reduction !,
tariff rates. 1on N
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Proposals for Building Materials.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
OEFIoE CHIEE QuA InM srrp

HEADQUARTERS OF DAKOTA
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
st. PAUL, MINI, JUNE 10Th, 1887.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate. subject
~ to the usual conditions, will be received at
the office of Major A. 3 Rockwell, Quarter
master US; A. g.. Paul, Mimi, until u O'Clock
noon on July 10th, iSs7-at which time and
place they will be opened in the presence of
bidders-for furnishing and delivering such
Building Materials, required by Quarter
masters Department, rs may be needed at
kota for repairs to and construction of build
J. GO, during the fiscal year., ending june 80,
1888.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals..
Preference will be given to articles of domesi
tic production and manufacture, conditions of
price and quality being equal; and such pre-
ference will b given to articles Of Americsn
production and manufacture. produced on the
Pacific cast to the extent of the consumption
required by the public service there.
Blanks and full information as to bidding,
DC, will be furnished on application to the
Qqartermaster's Department at st Paul. MINI
Envelopes should be addressed to Major A.,
y. Rockwell, Qn~artermaster. U. 8. A. st Paul,
Mimi, marked proposals for Building Materi-
ais " JAMES nj. MOORE.
Deputy Quartermaster General. q. g.,
Chief Quartermaster
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"A Pacific Railroad In Trouble.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-A significant
fact to American transcontinental rail-
roads is that a disagreement has arisen
between the Canadian Pacific railroad
people and the Pacific Coast Steamship
COMPANY. Governor Perkins, of the lat
ter company, has given the requirad no
tice of 80 days to terminate their exist
Ing contract to carry freight for the
Canadian road. The trouble is due to
the fact that the amount ofsbusiness that.
the Canadian Pacific handles TO and
from this city at present does not war
rant he steamship cempany in ;continu-
ing the Very low rates it agreed TO make
here 70 Port Moody 10 enable the foreign
road to make low through tariffs on over
l;tnd shipments. in order to underbid
american roads. The steamship com.
pany viii continue to haul freight to
Port Moody Tor the to eign road, but al an
increased rate per ten. Had IL not been
for the II pension Of the fourth section
Of the Interstate bill, the Canadian Pa
citic would still have been in clover
10 the detritnent of American roads.
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BADLY BEATEN.
The First instance of Vic
lence by PinkertOn's
Men.
Cut Down her Husbands Body and
Became Unoonscious---A No
mar Goes Crazy---Striking
Engineers Weaken.

UNIoNTowN, Popn., July B.-Andrew
sedlock, Of West Leisuring, a striking
coker and q member OF the Miners Anal
gamated association was assaulted byone
Of Pinkerton's men and badly wounded.
A rib was broken In and HIS head and
face badly cut and bruised. Sedlock had
been ordered by the police to "move on, Z
and not complying at once was taken In
charge by officers with the above result.
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spsynlatsd on tho wrong Side.

GALVESTON, Tex, July is.-The as
assignment OF Kaufman & Rnnge, cotton
brokers, which has been announced, is at
tributed to losing speculations by Julius
Runge the senior member. The house
was founded In 1910. Its embarrassment
will not, it is thought, effect other firms
in the state. No statement of liabilities
and assets Is yet available. Both Mr..
Kaufman and Mfr. Runge are absent from
the city.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19
A Revolving Case.

WILDER, Neb., July 1s.--A revolving
case Of depra,ssy was discovered by CITY
Marshal Legg in the Southwestern por-
ton of town. The marshal had intima-
lions from certain neighbors Of the family
that there was o woman about 10 years
old who was in an clubhouse nearly naked
and being literally eaten up by flies and
worms. Marshal Legg, upon examine
ton, found that the report was true,
The old woman is : Bohemian and the
mother Of Mrs. Prospect, with whom she
lived. She was found near a small table
pear the residence Of her ~son-fn-law,
Prospect, destitute of clothing, except q
knit undershirt, from which the sleeves
mad been torn. She was covered with
fieas, and in q wound on one OF her feet
mageots were found in large numbers.
Her senin-law Is well of.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19
A wisconsin Cyclone.

WAupAcA, Via. July ia cyclene
house and the Episcopal church, unroof-
ing two hotels, and doing extensive dam,
age in the country. The loss in the city
Is fully $4,000. Several persons who sus-
tanned losses were protected by tornado
policies. The storm was accompanied by
thunder a d lightning, and the Cnrran
house was struck. No one was seriously
hurt. Great damage has been done to
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California Fruit Grower. Encouraged.

SSA eAS
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-The Cali
fornta Fruit Union sent east its complete
ten-car train OF fruit, for this season q
few days ago. The train went on pass
enger train Etime, which means six days
to New York and Ave to Chicago. Our
fruit growers will soon send such a train
and may be two such deily to that sp-
praciative market Then will follow
discoveries on application Of existing In
y~onticns to tho preservation Of this fresh
fruit on its transit to the consumer, and
instead OF orowding the market con
sumption will travel on the heels OF pro
ductiou and no glut OF fruit markets
will happen here this season at least.
With the increased facilities of the
Fruit Union by the establishment OF
agencies In ths eastern states and the in
creased demand for fruit for drying pur-
poses, together with the extraordinary
6annsry demand, il fruit crops this
year, which Is an nrtprecedented one fh
quantity, will be marketed without any
danger Of Slut.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19
Missing since the gre.

MONTREAL, July 1s.--There is now
great likelihood that several lives were lost
by the great fire at the st. Lawrence
sugar refinery, but with the totterine
walls and immense piles of debris 1t will
be some days before the true state of af-
fairs will be known. Two OF the EN-,
ployes named Henderson and Beaumont
are missing, and it is considered certain
that they buried beneath the ruins. A
number Of Italians and Norwegians were
taken on last Monday. Two or three
Italians are known to be missing.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19

BUFFALO. n. Y, July 1s.-About 60.
Survivors of the Tooth regiment assem-
bled at headquarters 70 hold n reunion
and to commemorate TIL oath anniversary
of the assault ON Fort Wagner. An ed
cursion was made to Sour Spring grove,
where exercises took place. Lieut.. Col.
Welbridge was orator of the day. The
regimental roster contains $50 names.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19
Heat, wind and Rain in New York.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-The thermome,
ter Sunday registered 81 at noon. Then
a vicious squall of wind and rain came
out of the west and ragged for about an
hour. The wind reached a velocity of
"a miles an hour and did considerable
damage to buildings. Another severe
ga e occurred at 10 o'clock, Many crafts
in the waters of the vicinity were uns.et
but it is not known that any lives were
lost. The storm was very severe at
Coney Island and Rockaway, damaging
some of the hotel buildings. 1t caused a
panic on the boats and many people were
drcnched with the rain. The highest
mercury was go.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19
She scolds and frets,
She's full of pets,
She's rarely kind and tender;
The thorn Of life

l wonder what will mend her?
Try DIR, Pieroe's Favorite Prescription.
Ten to one, your wife is cross and fretful
because she is sick and suffering, and
cannot control her when
things go wrong. Make q healthy
woman OF her and the chances IRE yon
will make . cheerful ana pleasant one.
"Flavofiie Prescription is the only re-
NEEDY Tor woman's peculiar ailments Sold
by druggists, under q positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, that it will give
satisfaction in every case. or money Will
be refunded. See guarantee on bottle
wrapper. Large bottles, ST.. Six for SIS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19
An Ordinance

To Change thegrsde of Sixth street from Cedar
to Mulberry street.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Council of
the CITY of Yankton.
Section i. That the grade at the intersection
OF Cedar and Sixth streets, be changed from
3;25S. fall to 4.lb fall, below ''B, NJ - from which
all city grades are computed.
Sec 2. That the grade at the intersection OF
Douglas Avenue and Sixth streets be changed
from 80 fall TO az fall, below "B. M"
Bee, 3. That the grade at the intersection OF
8 6S4 fall to 6,56 fall below "B. M"
BEG. 4. That the grade at the intersection OF
Mulberry and Sixth streets be changed from
5 S2S fall to 80 fall below "B M"
sec.5. This Ordinance shall take effect from
and after its passage and approval,
Passed, July 18th, 1887.
JAMES KINasBURY, City CLERK.
Approved, July 18th, 1887.
JAMES ri, TELLER, Mayor.
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made Msr unconsrlous.

AKRON, Ohio, July 1s.--Farmer
Charles Reed suicided by hanging in his
barn. Mrs. Reed discovered and cut
down the body OF her husband, and Inn
mediately afterwards became uncon-
scious in which state she has since re-
manned. Physicians have no hope of her
recovery. The cause of Reeds action il
unknown.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19
HUSBAND ana vie suicide.

TERRE HAuTE, Ind. gnly 1s.4-The 26-
Jearaold wife Of A. N. Eecord poured the
contents of 4 bottle of poison in a cup
and drank il. Shaking the bottle / n her
husbands face she said:
sYcu can put me under ground to-
morrow ,,
She was dead In three minutes. The
husband could givs no reason for the
daeds and later. wilhelm a room with the
bod. 40 one else being present, he blew
lis Drains opt.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19
BITTEN BY A MAD HORSE.
The Intense Heat Drives Ii Animal
Insane.

CHICAGO, July 1s.-Georse Scott, en-
ployed by The Western Transit company
was bitten and probably fatally injured,
by n horse which it Is supposed had gone
mad through the intense heat. The
horse had been out in the sun during the
day, aud about . O'Clock was driven into
the covered dock of the company ut the
loot of Rush street. There be acted as
though tired, dropping his head and re
naming very quiet. Suddenly the horse
commenced to tear and kick, at the same
time swapping yiciously. Several men,
tnong them Scott, rushed up to quiet
the horse. The horse caught Scott by
the chin, cutting the lip to the zone and
soaring his throat baef y. He was taken
to the hospital where il is feared that hcis
suffering from blood poisoning, and may
be attacked with ~hydrophobia- TIE phSsi-
clans at the hospital entertain no hopes
of his recovery.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19

NEW YORK, July 1S.-Argument on
tho order to show cause why permanent
stay of execution of the sentence of
Jacob Sharp should net be granted was
not heard. a formal motion to postpone
the hearing was made before Judge Pot
ter in the supreme court chambers until
Friday next by consent.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19
Only wanted a Ghansa

mo, Bobby,'' said his mothern -.
piece OF PIE lie quite enough for your
"It's funny" responded Bobby. wiz.
an injured air;ssyou say you are apY;oua
that / should learn to eat properly, ars
tice." ptac'
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The Glover.nradhrrn Fiah

CHICAGO, July 1s.-The fight to a fin
ism with small gloves between Frank
Glover and William Bradburn will prob
ably take place July 27. According to
the programme as at present arranged, it
will come off on q boat on the lake. Al
though tickets are held at SS2tt zach they
are selling quite rapidly.
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To discuss Doctor Tanner.

LONDON, July ia whip has been is
sued urging the conservative members of
tho house OF commons to be present in
force to discuss the conduct of DR.. Tan
ner, Psrnellite NJ. p, toward Mr.. Walter
Humelarg, conservative NJ. p, in the
lobby Of :he house of m when the
former called the latter a id anob., \,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-19
woodsids Lost the Race.

BIRMINGHAM, July 1S.-At the bicycle
tournament Temple won the half mile
championship and beat the quarter grass
record made last Thursday at Norwich.
Woodside Lost by a yard the 30 mile
championship race. In the same race an
accident happened to Morgan's machine
which collapsed and lost him the race as
he was leading.
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The Striking Engineers weak en-.

BROOKLYN, July 1s.-The striking en-
gineers and fremen on the elevated rail-
road finding the company could not be
induced to arbitrate have given the mat
ter up and gone off in search Of employ
msnt elsewhere. They had very little
difficulty in securing employment and in
semeinstances at better wages than be-
fore.
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The Pop. loves Ire..na.

LONDON, July is-signor Perisco, the
pspal envoy in r speech ut tho dedication
Of q chanel. at Wicklow, ireland, said
that since he had been In ireland he had
teen inspired by admiration fer the peo.
pie, He believed that patriotism and
reverence for the Catholic faith ware
deeply rooted in their breasts. The ,or,e
he said leyes Ireland and has therlfo,e
sent him ma commissioner to study "a
necessities OF the country.
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Sentenced to Prison for Life.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July iS.-Henry
B. Chamberlain, convicted before q jury
last week OF murder In the second degree
for the killing Of Mrs. Margaret Ernst in.
this city May 10th last. was sentenced
to imprisonment for life in states prison.
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suggesticns of a prelate.

DUBLIN, July 1S.-In a letter published
here Arch Bishop Walsh urges the gov
ernmcnt to suspend epictions until the
land bill is passed and suggests q confer
ence Of the various political leaders con-
corning Irish affairs.
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Cleveland InvitaMon COMMITTEES.

III Cleveland Invitation COMMITTEES.
ST LOUIE, July ls.-Byery day one,
two or, three counties In the state send in
notice that delegations have been selected
to accompany the ST. Louis Cleveland in
vitation committee to Washington, and
it is probable that by the time the com
mite Is ready to start, it will contain
representatives from at least a majority
OF the counties In the state. The local
committee of fifty has not yet been Sc
tected, nor has it been definitely decided
when the comEaitfee will leave. That
will depend upon the duration of the trip
the president is making. When he re-
turns to Washington he will indicate the
day upon which he will receive the Mis-
sonri men, and the tine will then be an
nounced for the departure of the commit.
tee from St. Louie.
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. summer Resort Made Her crazy.

sanAToGA, N. Y, July 1S.--Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Williams, of southern Calf
~fornia, arrived here Thursday last. A
few hours after reaching the city Mrs.
Williams was taken violently insane.
Fer husband took her TO New York for
treatment.
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CHICAGO, July iS.-Eighteen deaths
from sunstroke took place Saturday and
Friday, and 81 persons Frustrated are
row in u serious condition. Seventeen
sufferers have been received ut the vari-
GUS hospitals. The number of prostra-
lions would doubtless have been much
larger but for the general cessation of
work among people engaged in outdoor
ayocations. AT its highest the ther
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A..4kss Man Gees wrong.

EAU CLAIRE, wis. July ia short
age Of So, 800 hm, heen found In Deputy
Treasurer Strum's sccoupt with the city.
The money was from che state school
fpnd, and Strnm failed to turn It over to
the city last spring as the law directs.
SEtrum says he can make theldeflcit good.
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received by the rrince of waves.

LONDON, July 1S.-The Prince OF
Wales received the corps of ancient and
honorable artillery from Boston pri-
the princes leyee, which is considered
eqnisalent to a presentation 10 tho queen.
The corps has left for Paris.
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The Women We're Not rhere.

KNOXVILLE, Iowa, July 1s.-Mrs. S.
Horn and daughter, living in the eastern
part OF town, were awakened from their
sleep by a loud knock at the. door. A.
they were alone they were frightened and
ran into the bedroom, tie room they as.
ual.y occupied, where they were nearly
stuffed by the fumes Of cH~loroform. II
would appear chat the perpetrators sup.
posed the occupants to be In the he'd
room and thought that they oohld but
them to sleep and would test the sound.
ness Of their sleep by knocking. The at.
tempt Was thought to be for the purpose
Of burglary. The ladies gave the alarm
which brought the neighborhood to the
scene.
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Failure of a co1,iery Owner.

LONDON, July t8s-John Nash Peake,
coiiisry owner of StaIorashire, has failed.
Liabilities estimated at from half a mil
lion to q million dollars.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can h. :
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure W. W
guarantee it. Sold by DR.. Vanderhule W.
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Ia Ga Z Id.
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indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness 49,
decay, losso manhood, &C., / will send . !,
that Will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. Tb,s c.l..
remedy was discovered by a missionary in snn,,
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REV. JOSEPH T. IEMAN, Station d, Ns,v Yorl n.'
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

Wants.
NOOK WANTED-A girl wanted to cook and
~ do the work for a small family
MISS MAJ PENN NGTON
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Evadinr tho Question.

CoNsTANTINopLE, July 1s.-A1l the
powers have returned evasive replies to
the circular note of the porte concerning
the election of Prince Ferdinand to the
throne of Bulgaria.
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiioh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal Injec-
tor free. Sold by Dr. Vanderbilt.